The line graph shows thefts per thousand vehicles in four countries between 1990 and 1999. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons whare relevant.

The given line chart illustrates how much automobile was stolen in four different

countries

from 1990 to 1999. Units are measured in thievery per thousand vehicles.

Overall

, it can clearly be seen that all of the

countries

started at approximately the same amount of

number

, with the exception of Great

Britain

.

Moreover

, Great

Britain

had the highest figure of thefts over the year. In terms of the two

countries

with the highest

rate

of thefts, the

figure

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for Great

Britain

and Sweden stood at around 18 and about 9, respectively. The

rate

of

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Great

Britain

then

rose gradually to exactly 20 between 1990 and 1993.

Subsequently

, it fluctuated noticeably before undergoing a steady drop and hitting the trough by the same

number

as the starting point in the final year.

In contrast

, the

number

of Sweden increased drastically with small fluctuations and peaked at almost 15, just under Great

Britain

, in the same period. Regarding the other two

countries

with the lower

number

of thefts, the figure for France and Canada started at just above 5 and around 8, successively. The

rate

of France

then

fluctuated very slightly between 5 and 8 in the following nine years.

Likewise

, the

rate

of Canada experienced quite the same movement.

As a result

, both end up on the same level.